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Australia, China, India May Cut Rates Even If Fed Doesn't
The central banks of Australia, China, India, Korea and Thailand may decouple from the Fed and cut rates even if the U.S. central bank stands pat this year, Nomura analysts say in a note. The APAC cen
WSJApr 11 22:49 ET
China's Economy Expected To Surge 5.3% This Year, Fueled By Property Sector Stabilization And Regional Growth: AMRO
The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) anticipates China's economy to expand by 5.3% this year, bolstered by the stabilizing property sector and improving external demand.What Happened: AMRO
BenzingaApr 7 23:37 ET
China's Service Economy Expands Further, Adding to Signs of Recovery
A private gauge of China's services activities notched a 15th straight month of growth, adding to signs of green shoots in the world's second-largest economy as government stimulus measures kick in.
WSJApr 2 23:25 ET
Hong Kong real estate shares partially rose, and after Henderson Land (00012) rose 3.14% and “withdrew”, first-hand housing market transactions hit an 11-year high in March
Jinwu Financial News | Hong Kong real estate stocks rose in part. Henderson Land (00012) rose 3.14%, New World Development (00017) rose 2.06%, Wharf Group (00004) rose 1.56%, Changshi Group (01113) rose 1.09%, and Wharf Properties (01997) and Sino Land (00083) rose less than 1%. On April 2, according to statistics, after the complete “elimination” of the Hong Kong property market, the first-hand housing market recorded about 4,170 transactions in March, a record high in the past 11 years since the “First-hand Residential Property Sales Regulations” were implemented in April 2013.
金吾財訊Apr 2 01:18 ET
Hong Kong Homebuyers Flock to New Projects, Shunning Used Flats
Hong Kong homebuyers are snapping up new properties after the government cut taxes last month.
BNN BloombergMar 26 21:58 ET
Zhongyuan Real Estate: The Hong Kong property market is expected to reach 5,000 first-hand transactions in March and is expected to recover a 15% decline by the end of the year
The property market clearly regained prosperity in March. In March, the Hong Kong property price index will reflect the new situation in the property market after the withdrawal. The index is expected to stop falling and stabilize, or even rise slightly.
Zhitong FinanceMar 26 06:28 ET
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